A seed bar for rabbits and guinea pigs whose selling point is two herbs: dandelion and oregano. Johnson's describe it as a natural, tasty and healthy addition to the daily ration rather than as a treat to be rationed, which is a slightly different framing to the rest of their small animal line.

What Johnson's publish is thin. The page names dandelion and oregano as the contents and stops. A product called a seed bar necessarily contains seed and a binder, and neither is declared, so what you have is the interesting part of the ingredient list without the bulk of it. The bar is 100g, and the e mark on the pack weight tells you it is an average rather than a minimum.

* Contains dandelion and oregano * For rabbits and guinea pigs * Described as an addition to the daily ration * 100g * Complementary

The published ingredient list is incomplete, not just unquantified. Most of the packs in this aisle at least give you the full list without percentages. Here you get the two herbs the bar is named for and nothing about the seed and binder that make up the rest of it, and no analytical panel to bound it either. Dandelion is a genuinely good forage plant for rabbits, but a seed bar is still mostly seed, and there is nothing on the label that tells you how much.

Who it's for: Rabbit and guinea pig keepers who like dandelion and oregano in the mix and are relaxed about the rest of the bar being undeclared.